Morse code is a method of encoding text characters as sequences of two different signal durations called dots (•) and dashes (—). It was developed in the 1830s by Samuel Morse and Alfred Vail for use with the telegraph.

How do I learn Morse code fast?

Start with the most common letters (E, T, A, I, N), learn each character by sound rather than by visual dots and dashes, and practice daily with short sessions. Use the practice mode on morse.megolo.com to drill characters until recognition is automatic.

What is SOS in Morse code?

SOS in Morse code is three dots, three dashes, three dots: ··· ——— ···. It is the international distress signal because the pattern is short, distinctive and easy to recognize.

Is this Morse code tool free?

Yes. morse.megolo.com is 100% free, requires no signup or installation, and works in any modern browser on mobile or desktop.

Learn Morse Code Online — Free Morse Translator, Trainer & Practice Tool

Learn Morse Code Online — Free Translator, Trainer & Reference

morse.megolo.com is a free, interactive Morse code learning tool. Translate text to Morse code and Morse code to text, hear each character as audio at adjustable speed (WPM), practice with a built-in trainer that tracks your accuracy and streak, and browse the complete Morse alphabet including letters, numbers and punctuation. No signup, no install — works in any modern browser on mobile or desktop.

Features

Bidirectional Morse code translator (text ↔ Morse)

Tap-and-hold telegraph schema for hands-on input

Audio playback of dots and dashes at real telegraph tempo

Practice mode with correct/wrong/streak statistics

Complete Morse alphabet reference: A–Z, 0–9, punctuation

Dark mode, adjustable WPM, multi-language UI (English, Turkish)

How to learn Morse code

Start by memorising the most frequent letters (E = •, T = —, A = •—, I = ••, N = —•), then practise short combinations. The international distress signal SOS is ··· ——— ··· — three dots, three dashes, three dots. Use the practice tab to drill characters until recognition becomes automatic.

Circles = dots (•), rectangles = dashes (—). Tap the button like a telegraph: short tap = dot, long hold = dash. Wait 1 second and the letter is added automatically.

Signal Input

Space = signal · ↵ = confirm · ⌫ = delete

Decoded Text

Bidirectional converter. Type text on the left → Morse on the right. Toggle the direction button for Morse → text. Tap Play to hear at real tempo.

Text

Morse

A random letter or number appears. Enter the correct Morse code. Use the button below or the input buttons.

Enter the Morse code for this character

Correct

Wrong

Streak

Letters Numbers

Complete Morse alphabet. Tap any box to hear it at current speed.

Letters

Numbers

Punctuation

Settings